Extend concat-examples support
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This removes some duplicated instances, moves some others out of test-specific code, and adds a few others. Overall, this makes `ConCat.Circuit` and `ConCat.Syntactic` better supported under Categorifier.
Makes it easier to use the `ConCat.Syntactic` category with Categorifier. Also provides a package and pattern for adding these instances for other categories from `concat-examples`.
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concat-examplescontains a number of useful categories, but they’re not quite usable by Categorifier in general.This sets up a pattern for supporting them and implements it for the
ConCat.Syntacticcategory. It defines the plugin-specific instances for them (and moves existing ones out of test-specific code) and also definesconcat-extensionsandunconcatinstances.Syntacticis a trivial category, but the pattern should work across others, which can be integrated over time.